M-28
BRYZA - A POLISH IMAGE
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A
'TOPGUN' article, the main
ROMANIAN independent aviation
magazine
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Dutch
Aviation MEDIA 2010 |
For
written article in English and Dutch you can scroll down |
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Ths
story of a medium transport and utility Polish aircraft: M-28 Bryza |
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Please
do enjoy our article and photographic impression below |
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Most
of the M-28's in this story are based on Gdynia (left) and Siemirowice (Tower
right) |
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Siemirowice
shows us an AN-28B-1R (l), and an AN-28 BIS versionwhich is 24/7 on alert
(r) |
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The
Bryza is very suitable for all kind of missions and equipment that can be
mounted |
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The
Polish Skytrucks are seen in pretty various colorscemes and paintings |
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few examples of tails with memorable facts, and a nice3 30 EMW Siemirowice
logo |
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Gdynia
(l)houses Polish Navy Antonovs, and Siemirowice as well, almost neighbours
(r) |
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good view how the hatches can be opened for dropping paratroopers |
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Some
logo's once more, a.o. from PZL the manufacturer (read the article) |
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Siemirowices
platform, where we had an exclusive visit. |
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Crews
are always willing to pose proud in front of their airplanes |
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Ready
to be taken into the air, for one of the naval missions... and
airborne ! |
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One
final view on this platform with modern hangars for parking and
maintainance |
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Indonesia
also uses the M-28, there is also some variety in engines (article) |
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An
AN-28-1R airborne, and (r) a radar-nosed '28' (Picture Polish AF) |
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Thanks
to Koos Heemskerk we can enjoy this green-camo example |
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Finally
a view on the upper- and lower part of a cockpit version |
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We
fly away now, hopefully to a next article about Polish Airforce in general,
once..... |
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